equilibrium exchange rate
noun[S]
ECONOMICSukustherateofexchangefor acurrencyat which thesupplyof thatcurrencyand thedemandfor it areequal:
Heattemptstoestimateanequilibriumexchangerateforsterlingagainst theeuro.
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In the long run, the exchange rate (s) will equal the long runequilibriumexchangerate, ( ).
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The marketequilibriumexchangerateis the rate at which supply and demand will be equal, i.e., markets will clear.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Measuring meaningfully the real exchange rate and the fundamentalequilibriumexchangerateis always a difficult task.
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Note that this economy is also characterized by the indeterminacy of theequilibriumexchangerate.
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By including the macro-hysteretic relationship into a macroeconomic overshooting model, the effect of temporary fluctuations on the long-runequilibriumexchangeratecan be derived.
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The demands of the fundamentalist and chartist agents in the two countries determine the temporaryequilibriumexchangerateat each point in time.
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Using this method, one finds theequilibriumexchangerateas the ratio of price levels in the two countries, multiplied by some predetermined factor.
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The model produces realistic features of theequilibriumexchangerateseries.
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The expected rate of exchange rate depre ciation ee is assumed to be proportional to the discrepancy between the actual rate and the long-runequilibriumexchangerate.
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By the fourth quarter of this year the averageequilibriumexchangerateshould be $1·45.
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